The LSB (Legal Services Board) has developed a new website called reshapinglegalservices.org.uk. The new website aims to present research and insight about the future of legal services from lawyers, regulators, tech experts and consumers.
The idea behind the website is to demonstrate the progress made by organisations and people operating in legal services that are implementing the LSB’s 10-year sector-wide strategy. This strategy has been divided into nine challenges. If you would like to find out more about the nine challenges please visit the reshaping legal services website.
There is already some promising content on the website including articles from Lawtech UK on how data can benefit legal services, and thoughts from Kingsley Napley championing diversity in the profession.
Over time, the aim is to reflect the importance of collaboration in reshaping the legal services sector to drive better services, fairer outcomes and stronger confidence.
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